The beginning of a new year is a great time to think about tackling problems from a new angle, and explore alternative ways of doing things. Our approach may be different from anything you’ve tried before, but we believe that it offers a very effective solution to the challenges that many smaller businesses face. If you ever struggle with skill shortages or a fluctuating workload, find out how GO Get Organised can help.

What makes GO Get Organised special?

Essentially, GO Get Organised is a one-stop shop for any kind of extra support that your business might need – from admin to marketing, bookkeeping to web design. Our services are offered on a pay-as-you-go basis and charged at highly competitive rates.

Our team of experienced professionals – all experts in their own field – is headed up by managing director Naomi Summers, who prides herself on getting to know each client, to ensure that their particular business requirements are fully understood and met.

So, in a nutshell, our USP is this:

We offer an extensive range of business support services, delivered by a team of skilled professionals, coordinated by one person who is dedicated to providing a personal service to each client, on a flexible and affordable basis.

It’s a low-risk option – with potentially huge benefits

There’s very little to lose in giving us a try, and potentially much to gain. Here are some of the reasons why using GO Get Organised is very low risk:

We offer a totally flexible service, with no contracts or minimum bookings, so you can just buy in extra support as and when you need it

Our rates are very reasonable

Our work is of a high standard

Please visit our testimonials page to see what some of our clients say about us.

Here are the key benefits to be gained by working with GO Get Organised:

You will secure the extra support that your business needs to flourish and grow, tailored to fit your budget, cash flow and specific requirements.

You will gain access to a team of experienced (but affordable) professionals, who you might not otherwise have found easily. Working under one umbrella also enables us to share expertise and provide cover for each other if necessary, so we can maintain a consistent service.

What kind of services do we provide?

Please visit our services section for full details on everything that we can offer (also see our list of prices). But to give an overview, our support broadly falls into two categories:

Office support

We can help your business run more smoothly by providing:

Virtual or onsite admin

Typing and transcriptions

Recruitment services

Marketing and design

We can help with everything related to the promotion of your business, including:

Website design and editing

Graphic design (eg logos, digital adverts)

Pay-Per-Click advertising

Social media management

Search Engine Optimisation (+ SEO training)

Content writing

Marketing and PR

Video creation

These are not exhaustive lists, however, and we are constantly reviewing and expanding our services to meet the demands of our clients.

If you want to GO Get Organised in 2018, please get in touch today to find out how we can help.

Thank you to all who came to our launch event in November. Here are the details for our next event:

Networking is absolutely vital to the growth of any business. There are many obvious benefits; it can help you generate new leads, make useful connections, share good practice, build your reputation and much more. But sometimes there are barriers to successful networking – particularly for smaller businesses – such as lack of time, budget and confidence. We understand this and so we’ve launched GO Get Networking, a new initiative aimed at smaller businesses in and around Bath.

What makes GO Get Networking different to other networking groups?

Over the last few years, our own experience has been that networking groups can be expensive and time consuming, often involving costly membership fees and too many meet-ups. We wanted to find a simpler and less formal way of networking, and so we decided to design our own. GO Get Networking is different to other groups because:

It’s specifically intended for smaller businesses only.

THIS IS A FREE EVENT – Simply buy a coffee at the bar on the way in!

Events are held four times a year in a relaxed setting. This allows us to keep it fresh and it frees you from a monthly commitment.

We meet at 9.30am and finish at 10.45am, giving us enough time to do some useful networking without eating too much into working hours

Typically, the format is an hour of mingling followed by a 10-minute informal talk given by a group member, or a guest speaker, on a subject that is of interest to others (eg a useful service or helpful app to support your business). This is most definitely not about hard selling but communicating useful information.

The benefits of networking

If you’re not sure what’s in it for you, then consider some of the benefits of networking:

It enables you to generate leads and make connections (eg with potential customers, suppliers, partners)

It gives you the opportunity to share good practice, useful information, contacts, successes/failures, ideas and resources

It helps you stay on top of local business developments and market trends

It opens you up to new opportunities (eg joint ventures and promotions)

It raises your profile and helps to build your reputation

Meeting people face-to-face helps you develop personal connections and build trusting relationships; people are more likely to remember you if they’ve met you

Other business owners can give you support and encouragement, which is particularly valuable for smaller businesses

How to network successfully: some top tips

Networking doesn’t come easily to everyone. Many people find the idea of launching themselves into a room full of strangers a daunting prospect, while even the most seasoned networkers might not be approaching it in the best way. But there are lots of strategies to help improve your skills, and with a bit of practice, anyone can become an adept networker. Here are some tips for successful networking:

Be prepared– make the most of networking opportunities by thinking beforehand about what you want to get out of them, who you might want to talk to etc. And don’t forget your business cards.

Be confident– it’s easier said than done, but hold onto the fact that the more networking you do, the better you’ll get at it.

Be professional– even at less formal events, always remember that you’re representing your business.

Be yourself– don’t pretend to be someone you’re not; the connections you make should be based on a genuine match of personality, experience, interest etc.

Be courteous– remember people’s names (there are various techniques you can learn if you find this difficult), introduce people to each other, be friendly to everyone. Listen as well as talk.

Be selective– make sure that you’re asking the right people for advice, and also that any potential opportunities are in line with your own business objectives.

Be generous– always keep in mind that the point of networking is to share information, so offer tips and ideas, give feedback, pass on contact details and so on.

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